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What we have left to do with our Admin User Update portion is to actually do the testing on this process. In order to test, I must go back to the User List page. Now, what does happen if somebody comes to the User Update page accidentally? Well, first of all, we have that page restricted, so only users logged in as admin can access this page. So, anybody who wants to access this page, must be an admin user.
I can view this page, or at least attempt, and this is what would happen. Now, once I do become an actual logged in admin user, I would be able to see that page. I'll show you that piece, but there's no data populated within the form itself. Now, what we might want to do, if we're concerned about this occurring, is put a redirect on this page, sending the users to the other page. That's a bit beyond the scope of what we can cover in this course.
I just want to make you aware of it. So we will go back to the Admin User List page. I am logged in, so I should be able to get to that page to start the process by typing it in the browser. Looks like I am no longer (LAUGH) logged in, so I will login once again. As I said, this is the difficulty of setting up the Login area prior to doing this within the Login area. Okay, so here is our information. My last user ID is correct, but I'm going to go out and modify John's. Now, the important part of this process is to do a lot of testing here. You want to make sure there are no issues within this area. So I will click number 3, here is John's information.
We're going to update John, so I will put in some new information. This is John Smith, his country will be Austria. And let's see about his information. Now, I can also try and modify his role, change him to Admin. If I click Update User Details, notice John's information has been updated perfectly. He is now an Admin role. So, we know this is working.
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5 Those who mock the poor insult their maker; those who rejoice in disaster won't go unpunished. | 5 He who mocks the poor shows contempt for their Maker; whoever gloats over disaster will not go unpunished. |
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26 And when this thing was heard, the centurion went to the tribune, and told to him, and said [saying], What art thou to doing? for this man is a citizen of Rome [forsooth this man is a citizen Roman]. | 26 When the centurion heard this, he went to the commander and reported it. "What are you going to do?" he asked. "This man is a Roman citizen." |
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I wish I knew. He was so hot and a really horny performer. I'm not usually into just jerk off videos, but he was so sexy. Shame he never got any action with other guys.
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In an effort to minimize the impact on taxpayers, non-mandated programs and expenditures received deep cuts, and strategies were implemented to control the cost of mandates that are within the county's control.
According to information provided by the Schenectady County Legislature, some of those cuts include the following:
Proposed reductions include the elimination of 50 county positions, mostly through attrition, for a savings of $2.7 million.
About 4.5 public health positions will be cut through the integration of clinic services and the prevention unit. Contract services will be reduced by making more functions internal, resulting in a total savings of $210,000.
Senior citizen meal sites will be consolidated, as well as other integration strategies, resulting in a total savings of $200,000.
Records management information will be consolidated into information technology. The projected savings is undefined.
About $170,000 will be saved through streamlining the Schenectady County Job Training Agency.
"It's not acceptable as is. We're not happy about the tax increases," said Finn."We're trying do what we can do to continuously pair this down because it's going to be a burden on county taxpayers."
County legislators, department heads, staff, unions and contract agencies are working to come up with solutions to try to balance the responsibilities of their agencies with the needs of Schenectady County's taxpayers.
"Taxes have gone up consistently over the past many years. We've never seen a year where there's no tax increase, or better yet a tax cut. We have to start working towards trying to get to that point [where there are no tax increases]," said Santabarbara in Monday, Oct. 13, interview.
Santabarbara went on to say that he would eventually like to work toward tax cuts, but that he wants to take it one step at a time.
A local business owner made a plea at the Tuesday, Oct. 14, meeting, for the county to do whatever it takes to not raise taxes.
"How much more can businessmen absorb from taxes? Not much," said Joseph Guidarelli, franchise owner of Proforma Lee's Promotional Products in Schenectady.
He discussed how ever-rising county taxes and shrinking profit margins have caused him to cut back on various aspects of his business significantly.
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Canon PowerShot Pro1 Review
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Just when we had hoped that manufacturers were moving on from the megapixel race we caught news of Sony's ICX456 eight megapixel CCD sensor which was leaked onto the Internet in June last year. And so at that time it wasn't difficult to predict that we would see a rash of eight megapixel digital cameras just in time for PMA 2004. Sony were first to market with their DSC-F828 which utilized a unique version of this 2/3" Type chip which instead of an RGBG color filter array had an all new RGBE color filter array (more info here). As predicted we each of the remaining 'big five' manufacturers introduce their eight megapixel digital camera at PMA; Canon PowerShot Pro1, Nikon Coolpix 8700, Olympus C-8080 Wide Zoom, Konica Minolta DiMAGE A2.
Canon's offering is the eight megapixel, seven times optical zoom PowerShot Pro1. A camera which appears to bridge between what some would like to call the 'G8' (an eight megapixel G series camera) and a follow-on to the Pro70, Pro90 IS series. Canon's lens design is also interesting, the same seven times optical range as we first saw in Minolta's DiMAGE 7 (and subsequently the 7i, 7Hi, A1 and now A2).
An "L-series" lens
Just as Sony did with the F828 Canon are ensuring that they make a quality statement about this camera's lens. Not surprising when you consider that the pixel pitch (the distance between the center of each pixel location) of this 2/3" Type eight megapixel sensor is just 2.7 µm (about the same as the 1/1.8" Type five megapixel sensor used in some compact digital cameras). And the fact that it has an 'ambitious' (by compact digital camera standards) 28 to 200 mm equiv. zoom range.
This is the first time Canon have designated a digital camera lens with the "L-series" label, normally reserved for professional quality SLR lenses. Apparently this lens can carry this mark because it has a combination of both UD (ultra-low dispersion) and fluorite lens elements. I am sure that the 'L' mark will make many people ooh and ahh, however the proof of the pudding, as they say, will be in the image samples, lots of people got equally excited and later disappointed by the Carl Zeiss T* lens on the Sony DSC-F828.
Despite having a large ring around the lens barrel the zoom on the Pro1 is still 'zoom by wire' (electrically driven) rather than the preferred mechanically linked setup as seen on the Minolta DiMAGE 7x, A1 and Sony DSC-F828. However Canon are at least driving the zoom mechanism with a USM (ultrasonic motor) which provides both multiple speed and relatively quiet operation.
The lens, while perhaps not as fast as the Sony lens does have a very respectable maximum aperture of F2.4 at wide angle and F3.5 at telephoto. This should provide the AF system plenty of light for quick focusing as well as the exposure system / photographer plenty of opportunity to 'stop down' the lens (use a smaller aperture) for optimum sharpness.
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I haven't heard what the exact circumstances were, and whether it was intentional or not. It's a sad thing to happen, especially at a range. Champion Firearms (and Mike, the owner) do not deserve any bad press. They're all very professional there, and take steps to promote range safety.
Police: Man fatally shoots himself at College Station gun store
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A 76-year-old paraplegic fatally shot himself inside a College Station shooting range Wednesday morning, authorities said.
College Station police Lt. Rodney Sigler said Robert Wilson was at Champion Firearms on Texas Avenue South just after 11 a.m. Wednesday when the incident occurred.
Two of Wilsons family members were in the range and witnessed it while another customer was nearby, said Mike Stulce, president and co-owner of Champion Firearms. It was unclear how Wilson was related to the pair.
Wilson had frequented the nine-lane shooting range at least once a month for more than 14 years even after it moved, Stulce said.
He was a long-time customer and a good friend, he said. Im sad. Were going to miss him, but I understand the circumstances, too.
Crime scene tape roped off much of the parking lot in front of the shooting range Wednesday morning as officers and detectives interviewed witnesses in front of the business.
Employees at nearby Starbucks and Sprint stores said they didnt know anything had happened until officers converged on the scene.
Wilson was pronounced dead at the College Station Medical Center with a self-inflicted gunshot wound, Sigler said, declining to say where the wound was located.
One or two customers were in the store during the shooting, Stulce said, adding that he wasnt at the store when the shooting occurred.
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Considering he's been a famous New Yorker since birth, you'd figure Sean Lennon would get gigs at New York's top concert venues. But, in fact, tonight marks the first time John and Yoko's son will headline medium-size Irving Plaza (or should we say Fillmore New York?). He's pretty psyched, even if it means playing for a crowd of old friends who've been witness to Lennon's personal soap opera, so he's focused on putting on a good show. We spoke to him about it — and his mom and the state of the record business — last week.
So you're playing Bowery. Is it something that you've always wanted to do?
I'm actually playing Irving Plaza.
Wishful thinking, I guess.
Well, I did Bowery last time! Uh, it definitely feels kind of exciting to headline a place. I've played there opening for other people before, but I've always wanted to headline Irving Plaza because it just kind of felt like a certain milestone. It's a big deal. I'm really excited about it.
But Irving has a kind of disappointing ambience.
Well, the vibe isn't as good, but the sound system is great, that's why I wanted to play there.
Are you going to be doing anything special for the Irving show, given that it's in New York?
Well, I mean, I always get more nervous when I'm in New York, just because all my friends are there. So I'm just going to focus on doing a great show, because, you know, a lot of times your best shows are kind of, like, sort of in the middle of nowhere, because there's like no pressure.
And there's nobody to hear it.
No, people are there — but I mean, people that you don't know and that you didn't grow up with, you know? Then the New York shows can turn out to be a bit difficult, so I'm just going to try to apply my experiences in the past and just not get hung up on the fact that I'm playing for all my friends.
How's the reception to the tour been?
Really rewarding. I've played all these towns in America, like before, and not sold out, you know, and now all the shows are selling out, you know, and so it really feels good. It feels like I'm getting somewhere, and my fan base is kind of evolving in a nice way.
Have you had a bad reception anywhere from crowds or the press?
I haven't had a bad reception from the crowd since I was opening for the Butthole Surfers, in like the nineties and we'd go out there and there'd be a bunch of really hard-core 15-year-old boys giving us the finger and, like, yelling and screaming. And then there was that time I opened for this German death metal band in France and I had all these skinheads throwing beer bottles at my head. But those days are kind of over, because now I pretty much tend to headline my own shows, so the people who come tend to be people who want to see me play — they don't come and attack me, or anything. I don't think they would bother buying the ticket if they didn't like me.
Your mom has a tribute album out now. Are you competing for record sales?
Not exactly. My records don't really sell, so there's no competition.
Are you disillusioned with the record business?
Well, I was disillusioned with the process of putting out records and promoting them when I was younger. To me it just felt really undignified to promote one's self like one promotes a toaster or a car, you know? It felt weird. I think it still feels weird. But, basically, the record industry has collapsed, so I can't be disillusioned with something that doesn't exist.
What's in your backstage rider for the Irving show?
Technically I don't have a rider. I just ask for a little money from the venue so that I can go out and buy watermelons and hummus. It just seems easier to buy my own food.
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The house has been renovated and fitted with good quality furniture, beds and a refurbished kitchen. All the soft furnishings and curtains are new. You can expect beautiful crisp new bed linen and fluffy towels.
The house is suitable for winter letting as it is heated throughout with the added bonus of a cosy log fire.
If you choose this villa the owner hopes that you and your partner, family and friends will experience a binding time together during your stay.
Size | Sleeps up to 10, 5 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Canet en Rousillon - Mediterranean 60 km |
Will consider | Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days) |
Access | Car advised, Wheelchair users |
Nearest Amenities | 100 m |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Perpignan 55 km, Nearest railway: Villefranche de Conflent 4 km |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property |
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Luxuries | Log fire, DVD player |
Pool | Private outdoor pool (unheated) |
General | Central heating, TV, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms |
Furniture | Single beds (4), Cots (1), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 10 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided |
Outdoors | Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ |
Access | Wheelchair users, Secure parking |
Further details indoors | Sleeps 10 in 5 bedrooms, or 12 if using the sofa bed in the lounge. Bedroom 1 (Orange) has twin beds with patio doors out to the gardens. Bedroom 2 (Mauve) has a king sized bed with patio doors out to the gardens. Bedroom 3 (Pink) has a king sized bed with en suite shower and wash basin and window out on to the garden. Bedroom 4, master bedroom has a king sized bed with en suite shower, toilet and hand basin. There is also a comfortable sitting area where you can relax and read in peace. Patio doors lead out to the gardens. Bedroom 5 (green) has twin beds with patio doors out on to the pool area. The spacious family bathroom has a full sized bath, with an over bath shower, toilet and hand basin. Separate WC with hand basin. The lounge is 'L' shaped and has three separate areas. Firstly the TV area, large comfy sofa and two bucket chairs. You can watch French channels or some English channels or just settle down to a favourite film on the DVD player. This is a cosy area and during the cooler winter evenings you can relax in front of the log fire. If you bring your laptop or tablet we can help you to watch your favourite TV shows. Secondly the Office area, with Wifi broadband internet connection. Equipped with a desk and office chair, an ideal work station if you need to keep in touch with the office during your stay. Finally an area with a large sofa and 2 large armchairs and coffee table, ideal for sitting and chatting over aperitifs or just curling up with your favourite book. The newly refurbished open plan kitchen and dining room is well equipped with everything you would expect in your kitchen at home. Plenty of cooking utensils, pans and equipment. There is a ceramic hob, oven, microwave and fridge-freezer. The house is well stocked with crockery and cutlery. The dining area has a large dining table that comfortably seats ten and is a lovely area to share a convivial meal. Adjoining the kitchen is the utility room with washing machine, dish washer and a second fridge, handy in summer to keep drinks icy cool. Layout of the house:- Entrance hall opening on to open plan TV lounge, office area and sitting area, family bathroom, bedroom 1 with en-suite shower room, bedroom 2 with double bed, bedroom 3 with twin beds, large open plan kitchen and dining room, utility room. Leading off from the dining room are 2 further bedrooms, bedroom 4 (master bedroom) with king sized bed, quiet sitting area and en suite shower room and WC, bedroom 5 with twin beds. All bedrooms are fitted with ample hanging and drawer space, each one has a hair dryer. |
Further details outdoors | The garden is completely fenced and the pool is alarmed and secure for children. Inside the main gate there is car parking space for 5 cars. There is also on street parking in a quiet road in front of the house. The house sits in it's own well maintained grounds. You can access the garden from most rooms in the house. There is a large BBQ terrace leading off from the kitchen and dining room with a table comfortably seating 10 people, ideal for al fresco meals. The table has a large parasol for the hot daytime sun. There is a second smaller terrace with a table and six chairs at the front of the house, that can be shaded by a large electric awning. We also have a small bistrot table you can put under the weeping willow, next to the pool or wherever you like. The swimming pool (4m x 8m) is situated in the large garden and is surrounded by terraces equipped with 6 sun loungers and a parasol, bistrot table and chairs and a pool shower. The pool is alarmed for your safety. The pool is equipped with a cone-shaped perspex cover outside high summer. The views from the house and garden are of beautiful mountains and wooded hills. Due to clever hedges and planting the grounds are not overlooked. There are many shaded areas around the garden where you can take a book and have a quiet hour reading or snoozing. |
Further details | • We can accept your reservation with a deposit of 25% of the holiday rental. • The final balance becomes due 4 weeks before your arrival at the house. • We also ask for a security deposit of £250, this is returned in full within 7 days of the end of your holiday, providing the house is left clean and tidy. • All bed linen and towels are provided at no extra cost and will be changed each week. We also provide a number of pool towels. • Please enquire about price reductions on long winter lets and also for holidays shorter than 7 days. • Further photos are available on request. |
The Languedoc-Roussillon region
Languedoc-Roussillon is perfectly positioned 1 hour from the Mediterranean to the east where the beautiful sandy beaches provide long days by the sea, and the Pyrenees to the west, which offer a wealth of walking and cycling opportunities, not to mention skiing in the winter!
This region is a delight; the Conflent valley provides lovely green scenery, with Mount Canigou dominating the skyline and the Pyrenees visible in the distance. You can be swimming in the sea in the morning, and hiking in the mountains in the afternoon, skiing in the morning and paddling in the afternoon. It really does offer you everything!
There is a lake in the local town of Vinca, with beaches, from which you can swim, sail or wind-surf.
Weather: This area benefits from being in the sunniest region of France, and enjoys warm, sunny weather from March all the way through to October. November and December are cooler but still with sunshine. January, February and March are great skiing months (less than 1hr drive to the ski resorts).
The Pyrenees Orientales has much to offer art lovers; the world famous Pablo Casals music festival is held in and around Prades (only 15 minutes drive away) during the summer and is attended by world famous musicians. Perpignan hosts "Jazzebre" an international jazz festival in October. This area has also been the home to many famous artists including Picasso, Matisse, Chagall and surrealist artist Salvador Dali who declared Perpignan railway station "the centre of the universe". You can see examples of their work on show in Ceret, Perpignan and the picturesque seaside resort of Collioure.
There are many beach resorts including Collioure, Argelès sur Mer, Canet, Le Bacarès and Port Leucat with sandy beaches for sunbathing, rock beaches for snorkeling and diving and various other activities including, wind surfing, beach volley ball, kiting, sailing and much more.
Fuilla is a charming village set in a sheltered valley situated in the foothills of the Pyrenees. It is an ideal centre for holidaymakers all year round as the village enjoys a wonderful climate, with an average of 300 days of sunshine each year. Within 100m of the house is a cafe, bar/resto open all year round (not Tues evening or all day Wed).
Shopping from Fuilla is easy, with a wide range of amenities available in nearby Villefranche and Prades, where you will find a variety of Supermarkets, cafes, bars and restaurants. In Prades there is a large market every Tuesday and a smaller produce market on Saturday mornings.
Visit the tourist information office in Prades and discover the many activities and festivals held in the area. It is open all year round.
The walks in the area are many, varied and well marked, stroll around the village or take a hike following some of the most beautiful trails in France. Visit the Tourist information for free leaflets on local walks.
For touring the area Fuilla is ideally situated and offers an excellent base. Just a few sites of interest within easy driving distance are listed below:
* Villefranche de Conflent, a fine example of a medieval walled town (5 minutes drive). Festivals and fireworks throughout the year, visit fort Liberia high above the town.
* Little Yellow Train (le petit train jaune), catch this train from Villefranche and enjoy the spectacular mountain views right into the Pyrenees towards the Spanish border. (5 minutes drive).
* St Thomas les Bains, outstanding natural thermal hot springs in wonderful outdoor mountain setting. (20 minutes drive).
*Animal Park, Casteil, lovely day out for the children, lots of animals to see and feed, in a beautiful mountain park, the walk around the park is 2-3 km. (10 minutes drive).
* Grottes de Canalettes, magnificent renowned caves with an incredible light and sound show. (5 minutes drive).
* St Martin du Canigou, 9th century abbey perched impressively high on the hillside with fantastic scenery and walks. (10 minutes drive).
* St Michel de Cuxa, 6th century abbey that hosts concerts during the Pablo Casals festival but is also open for viewing most of the year. (15 minutes drive). Both this abbey and St Martin are considered to be the finest architecture of their period in France.
* There are a number of Cathar castles to visit in the area, take a day out of your holiday to learn the fascinating history of the persecution of the Cathars.
* Skiing in winter - we are less than 1 hour from some of the Pyrenees mountain ski resorts.
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Write a review10 Aug 2014
"A wonderful house in a fantastic location"
We had a brilliant holiday at L'Oiseau Chantant. The villa is lovely, very well equipped and maintained to a high standard. The location is fantastic - close to the middle of the community of Fui… More
2 Aug 2014
"Fantastic Villa, really well equipped, beautiful views."
We stayed for a week and wished it had been two. The villa is brilliantly equipped - the first time we'd stayed somewhere with wifi access, and since it was the World Cup, we valued the TV. Every… More
9 Oct 2013
"Beautiful villa in stunning setting, very private and tranquil"
There are a couple of other villas in the same village, and we were so happy to have chosen L'Oiseau Chantant. The others looked nice but L'Oiseau Chantant did not disappoint in any departme… More
3 Aug 2013
"Nice view, location and house - maintenance and service a poor experience"
Stayed here for a week with two couples and five childeren under eight. House is situated in a nice and peaceful location. Funtionality of the house great - many rooms.
A big dissapointment was the cleanliness of the house and the pool.
Floor surfaces had been cleaned cosmetically. Under beds obviously not: big glass piece under bedroom bed, floor matts in one bedroom smelling dog, in kitchen most elements sticky. Flies. Small simple repairs not done.
Pool not clean on arrival and we needed to call pool man next morning, who did a poor, cosmetic job. Decided to clean the pool ourselves.
Fair enough, we do not expect to find the perfect clean holiday home. Nevertheless, what we experienced was far below par.
Thank you for your review. We are pleased you enjoyed the peaceful location and the functionality of the villa.
We realise you had initial concerns on your arrival, and we think we responded quickly to those concerns. We had previously been satisfied with the job done by and willingness of the pool man and housekeeper, although you might be interested to know that during your stay we accepted the resignation of both these individuals.
The villa and pool are now cared for by a new team who are focused on the high standards guests such as yourselves expect.
We would be pleased to see you again in the future if you wished and would like to offer you a good discount for your help in detecting issues that needed our attention. Our aim is for our guests to love the villa as much as we do.
24 May 2012
"Lovely, peaceful stay and great location!"
Just spent a relaxing and peaceful week at L'Oiseau Chantant, in the pretty village of Fuilla. The villa is tastefully decorated and spacious and the dining area accommodates 10 people easily. The large rear garden offers several dining areas and a pool from which we could enjoy a stunning view of Mount Canigou still covered in snow! We indulged in delicious, flaky croissants for breakfast which were provided by a nearby restaurant. We didn't miss any of our favorite British TV programs as the villa has satellite TV in English and French. Internet connection was also available.
There were plenty of interesting places to visit in the area to keep us entertained. We enjoyed walks recommended by the local tourist office around Venet les Bains, and we explored the old fort village of Villefranche de Conflent. A trip in May to St Michel de Cuxa, a nearby 6th century abbey, was rewarded with gardens full of blooming irises. Overall, L'Oiseau Chantant was a wonderful location to explore this area of France.
24 Oct 2011
"Great Villa, Fabulous Location"
We spent 8 days at L'Oiseau Chantant in Fuilla. The villa is extremely comfortable with new furnishings throughout and a well equipped kitchen. Outside there is a terrace, BBQ and a pool with stunning views of Pic de Canigou and the surrounding mountains. There is a good local restaurant at the end of the road - delicious food and friendly service.
Fuilla is a good base for walking and sight seeing with several abbeys within an hour's drive and excellent walking right from the door. It is also possible to walk at a higher level with just over an hour's drive to the ski stations above Mont Louis. There are supermarkets in Prades and an excellent farmer's market on a Saturday.
We had a fantastic week and will definitely be going back.
2 Oct 2011
"A true gem of a find in an unrivalled location"
Having arrived after dark our breath was taken away when we saw the panoramic views which surround the property the next morning. The house sits on a very quiet lane where the only sounds come from a tinkling stream and the occasional stirring of a few geese next door. The gardens are totally private and the pool a delight with day long sunshine but plenty of shady areas too. The interior of the house is spacious and bright and the quality of the furnishings and bedding high quality and modern. The kitchen and utility area is well stocked with a plentiful supply of matching crockery, cutlery and glassware and everything you need for home catering.The surrounding area is suitable for people with every kind of interests. We walked miles from the house itself up into the hills and cycled from one valley to another via steep roads and past tiny hamlets. Sightseeing is plentiful and the market at Prades is also worth a visit. This is an area where you could spend an endless amount of time and only scratch the surface.
Thank you Lindsay for such a positive review. I will try to make things as comfortable as possible for future guests and hope they enjoy an equally good time!
Don't forget we offer 10% discount on return visits.
21 Sep 2011
"High standard villa in stunning location"
This villa offers a very high standard of accommodation situated in the quaint village of Fuilla which is nestled in the foothills of Le Canigou mountain - the views of which are stunning particularly from the pool and back garden area.
The old walled town of nearby Villefranche de Conflent offers a variety of shops and restaurants that are reasonably priced.
L'Oiseau Chantant offers flexible accommodation such that it is suitable for families or couples alike.
Highly recommended!
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Is this the time to apply the Bayer Advanced Grub Control? I understand that this product is to be put down in the spring, I believe, and then there is another Bayer grub product, the 24-Hour one, that goes down late in the summer.
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Here's a Fact Sheet from UNH Coop Extension on grub control... |
Here is a link that might be useful: UNH Coop Ext. Grub Control
I just put some down today around my shed and old compost and old mulch piles (loaded with big fat crubs! and apparently that was what was attracting a skunk - he's NOT under my deck, but that's another story....) Anyway the bag said you could put it down from May through July. Rake it in then water it... Just read the back of the bag - good instructions and info. |
- Posted by natureperson 5b (My Page) on Sun, May 7, 06 at 20:40
Thanks for the link, triciae. That was very informative. treeskate, I haven't seen any signs of skunks tearing up my gardens yet this year, but I suppose when I do that that will be a good indication that it's time to grub-ize. The day will be coming fairly soon however. |
I should clarify that raking was for soil/mulched areas. They also have rates for spreaders when applying to lawns. But it all has to be watered in - like when it is going to rain or if you want to hand water it. I wouldn't wait much longer as the grubs are moving to the surface now. |
- Posted by natureperson 5b (My Page) on Mon, May 8, 06 at 6:44
treeskate, I have used it before, but have been trying to go organic and stopped it one year. Boy, was I sorry! I have too much yard to spend the money on Milky Spore so I've decided that the Bayer will be about the only chemical I resort to. Thanks again. I'll have to go pick some up and get the job done. |
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In my opinion, this Saturday's game is HUGE for the future of UF's success in getting South Florida kids. Seems like we have started to get some traction down south. A solid win/blowout against the co-canes should help long term recruiting. We need to take this opportunity to make sure we make it clear that UF is where you want to go to play for championships. Here is to hoping Champ and team RUTS the U!
It helps but not as important as (1) whatever remaining NCAA penalties loom for Miami (2) how the entire season goes for Miami & UF And I think both of those things are secondary to roster depth at specific positions A loss for Miami is more hurtful than a loss by the Gators given the above... Especially since this year's group from S Fla aren't going to be moved either way... The other factors will impact Miami's future in S Fla much more than UF's but UF has an opportunity to really drive into S Fla in the next few years if UM loses & gets negative impact from the other forces in addition to Saturday's game. For UF its an opportunity (either gained or lost) for Miami its another factor in staying relevant to the top S Fla HS football players for the next couple of recruiting cycles. A much more important game for UM in terms of recruiting than for UF.
A win would be nice for recruits but the main reason for improved south florida recruiting seems to be due to Travaris R
I dont think any one game has a big impact on recruits. If UF wins nothing really changes. If Miami wins they have a better narrative for recruiting to say they "are back". But if they go out and lose to Duke and Virginia and nobody shows up to the stadium at the end of the year nothing was really gained. The atmosphere is good for Miami this games gets a lot of kids on campus that might not otherwise show up.
True dat! T ROB got some love yesterday on ESPN Recruiting Nation. I hope he stays in Gainesville for a long time!
If by some chance UM wins, it might help them regain their foothold on their own turf. It won't effect this year's recruiting a bit. If we destroy them, it will give us even more momentum going for the 2015 class. This is a Miami story, not a Gator story. In reality, it's not a story at all.
Keeping Travaris Robinson on staff is pretty critical, as mentioned above. He's clearly a rising star.
For the most part I don't think individual games matter, but this is a statement game for a team that's been down... and in a big time recruiting territory. A solid win matters both for perception of our program and to keep Canes from getting traction. I think having a lot of Gator fans there could matter too. This would be the only time these recruits see the home team fans get out numbered and shouted down by visiting fans.
I find it impossible to believe that game doesn't hurt us. I'm normally a believer in the "it is just a game" band, but that was a showing of offensive impotence when it mattered, worthy of the media and fan mocking it is already getting. Let's hope the damage can be controlled.
Unless we lose our current committs from Sfl, this game has no effect whatsoever. Cook has to see playing time, and Phillips' qb will be Grier.
Miami's offense picked up a grand total of 10 first downs playing at home. Better yet I am sure the recruits were especially impressed about Miami converting 1 of 11 third down converstions. If a recruit likes that for offense, more power to them.
If anything I feel the recruits saw that we dominated UM in every phase and feel like they can be the missing piece to get us over the hump.
That's what I thought too but Jackson said that we got out done physically in the 4th quarter or something. Do these kids actually watch the games? Lol they stuffed our inside run and that's it period. We dominated there offense after the 1st quarter to the end of the game. I hate the dang canes bro. Had to turn my phone off down here! I hope the recruits seen our total yards verses there's....
By that same token recruits might also be unimpressed with look at how sloppy we looked in the redzone.
Seen a quote where Cook said he's still 100%, said Gators need playmakers at rb and wr like him and Lane


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Mason and I went out for a stroll to get some New York pizza. I love how you can walk everywhere here!
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PA Printer DavCo Advertising Answers Eight-Up Demand with New Four-Color Ryobi 924 Press
May 5, 2014Thus the move to the new Ryobi 924, equipped with a Harris & Bruno International aqueous coater and the Pamarco Global Graphics Sentinel Ink Management System. The latter is an electronically controlled, fully automated, air-tight cartridge ink dispensing system that also tracks and reports ink usage.
DavCo's new press also has many standard and optional features. They include a semi-automatic plate loader, an ink volume setter, the Ryobi PCS-G Printing Control System, auto-cleaning devices and the SMART Makeready function, all of which reduce makeready time.
The press also incorporates an impression pressure preset, a paper size preset, and the Ryobi PDS-E print density control and monitoring system.
Following the smooth install two months ago, Esh said the press operator's learning curve was extremely quick because the 924 is so similar in operation to the 754.
"Our 924 is doing everything we expected it to do," Esh explained. "We could not be happier with how it's serving our existing customer base and helping us drive new business growth."
Quantifying the financial savings vs. eight-up, 40" presses
The eight-up Ryobi 920 series press delivers deep financial savings versus 40" presses, including a 29 percent savings in plate costs, a 29 percent savings in consumables and reduced energy costs, according to Ryobi's U.S. and Canada distribution group.
Its compact size is also a big advantage for typically space-constrained pressrooms: the Ryobi 920 series presses use less than two-thirds the floor space that a 40" press requires. The 924 has only a slightly larger footprint than the 754, Esh said.
"With even more automation on our 924, combined with CTP technology that's faster and less expensive than it was a decade ago, we can really drive our production costs down over growing volumes."
"We're also now able to reach and serve larger customers," he added. "So there's no question: Ryobi offset presses have been a big win for us for decades—and we fully expect that to continue."
Esh patriarch got into printing as a hobby
DavCo Advertising is owned and operated by the Esh family: brothers Rick, Jerry and Don Esh. The company was founded in 1974 by father David Esh, then a veteran salesman of promotional products who just happened to have a side interest in printing.
"So, one day in the early 1970s," explained Rick Esh, "our dad attended an auction and ended up with the winning bid on an old letterpress. It was a true antique—hot lead, type set by hand, printed one sheet at a time. He began tinkering with it as a hobby and before long was doing some small jobs for the local fire department and some other non-profit groups as a courtesy. He wasn't charging anything, and he was having a lot of fun."
David Esh's passion and drive for quality was intense, and it showed in his print work. He quickly grew a following of local business owners who started asking him to do business cards and stationery—this time for pay.
He bought a one-color A.B. Dick press, then moved up to a two-color portrait press, a two-color landscape press and, before long, he was doing four-color work.
All the kids were involved in the business from very early on. "Some of my brothers started as toddlers, and we were all working on the business at really young ages. Dad had us doing all sorts of jobs: collating, booklet-making, numbering, cutting, folding, you name it. Eventually, all of us were running the presses."
DavCo Advertising started as a standalone business in the family's garage in 1974 before moving to a small facility, and then to a 10,000-square-foot facility in 1987. In 2003, success led the company to the 35,000-square-foot Kinzers, PA, facility that is the company's headquarters today.
Along with the full service printing operation, DavCo Advertising also provides customers with ideas and solutions for promotional and branding products, from apparel to mugs to pens—and much more. DavCo has a full-service design department and, in 1996, added the apparel screen printing and embroidery business.
Success has come to DavCo Advertising from its focus on extreme quality, competitive pricing, disciplined growth and strong customer service. Its strategy of combining design and print, marketing, branding, packaging and fulfillment along with promotional products and apparel has given it a very durable competitive advantage—and many happy customers.
About Graphic Systems North America (GSNA) and Ryobi MHI Graphic Technology
GSNA delivers the full line of Ryobi MHI sheetfed offset presses and technologies together with immediate support and parts fulfillment to commercial, in-plant, packaging and other specialty printers.
Formed in 2013 with co-headquarters in four U.S. states and two Canadian provinces, the GSNA group has more than $60 million in revenue and the single largest press sales, service and parts team in North America. GSNA serves all 50 states and Canada and also oversees a network of 20 printing equipment dealer-partners. G.E. Richards is a co-founder and partner of GSNA.
More than 30 print industry sales consultants offer sophisticated business analytics to support capital equipment decisions. Fifty-plus factory-trained technicians and parts professionals deliver real-time support from Ryobi's engineering and technical team in Japan. Six separate spare parts depots across three North American time zones are closely aligned to ensure printers have quick, often overnight access to parts.
Ryobi MHI Graphic Technology is one of the world's largest manufacturers of sheetfed offset printing presses, hardware, software and peripherals. Its high-speed, advanced automation, multicolor presses are respected worldwide for unsurpassed print quality, low total cost of ownership, ease of operation and extreme reliability.
Ryobi presses are available in two-, four-, six- and eight-up formats in up to 10 colors. They feature a wide range of configurations including inline coaters, LED-UV curing units and UV cast-and-cure printing enhancement. Ryobi also offers hybrid offset/inkjet personalized printing in partnership with Kodak and is pioneering the world's fastest 6-up liquid toner press.
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The tree has already bloomed, and the small oranges had appeared, however, we noticed today that they are starting to fall off. Need help. Same thing happened last year. |
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- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (My Page) on Thu, May 8, 08 at 17:11
Sharon, is your Orange in the ground or a pot? Toni |
- Posted by citrusenthusiast (My Page) on Thu, May 8, 08 at 18:57
also what kind of orange and what age is it? |
- Posted by softmentor z9/sunset13 CA deser (My Page) on Thu, May 8, 08 at 19:00
good questions above. Also it is normal for some (not all) fruit to drop, usually when the fruit is about pea size or a little larger. |
- Posted by sharonclem (My Page) on Fri, May 9, 08 at 8:16
Thank all of you for your input, I'll try to answer in order. Toni, the tree is in the ground, it's a navel orange, and it's about 3 years old. I'm just wondering if maybe it's getting to much water? Thanks again |
- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (My Page) on Fri, May 9, 08 at 15:22
Sharon, did you get any fruit at all last year? Or did all drop? I'd think, if too much or too little water, leaves would discolor. Are leaves yellowing? Browning? 3 years is still a young tree, but you should get fruit. What about fertilizer? And is it in a sunny location? Citrus need sun not only for foliage, but to develop fruit. It's true, if citrus is overwatered, fruit will drop starting at pea-size stage. After a thorough watering, let soil dry between. Refrain from pruning. It's common for citrus to lose fruit, but 2-4% should remain. Toni |
- Posted by sharonclem (My Page) on Fri, May 9, 08 at 15:43
Toni, Thanks you so much for your inputd, it was very enlighting and helpful. We did not get any fruit last year at all, this is starting the 3rd year in the ground. It gets a lot of sun, & yes we fertilize about every 2 moths. The fruit is pea size now, so I think we'll refrain from watering it so much and see what happens. Again thank you so much |
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My tree is over 10 years old, the oranges are yellow and 2 to 3 inches in diameter and now are falling off the tree. Same thing the last few years. |
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our tangerine tree looks healthy,imature fruit falling. had a good crop last yr. a yard tree |
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Sharon, how often and how much are you watering? Usually, fruit drop is due to not enough water, but it can also be due to roots being waterlogged. A certain amount of fruit drop is normal, especially in such a young tree. Citrus will set way more fruit than they can take to maturity, so at about pea size, you'll see the first significant drop. You'll see a secondary drop a little later, at about golf ball size stage. A 3 year old tree will not/should not keep too much fruit, as it's really trying to get itself established. I will keep a few (as in 2 to 5) fruit just for fun, but let the rest drop on a tree 2 to 4 years of age. After that, it should be able to produce a decent, but smallish crop of fruit. You should be deep watering 2 times a week, if you're not getting supplemental rainfall, and are having high temps. Also, really high temps can make fruit drop, as photosynthesis will slow way down. You should also be fertilizing at least 4 times a year, and as often as every 2 months for young'uns. You'll want a high nitrogen fertilizer formulated for citrus, with micronutrients, and on occasion, water in with acidified water if you're in an area with alkaline soils. And, lots of sunshine, with some afternoon shade would be what you're after for your citrus trees. And George, if you left your previous crop on the tree too long, when your mandarin began blooming, again, you can force your tree into an alternate bearing cycle, so pick your fruit when it's ripe. this may be the cause of your fruit drop. Again, some fruit drop is normal, so watch to see how much drops. If it is everything, it could be due to leaving fruit on too long, or due to under or over watering. Patty S. |
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Wedding: 8/31/2014
Loved the venue and loved Eric and Jodie! They made my day as stress free as possible. There was one miss-communication the day of the wedding, no hurricanes in the windows. Before rehearsal was over, Eric had pulled them out of the other room, placed them around the room, and floated the candles as I planned. This completely fixed the problem, erasing any panicked thought I had. The smallest details and any requests I had were taken care of throughout the entire planning process and day of. They made me feel comfortable, not like a burden for being picky. Thank you Eric and Jodie for hosting the best wedding and taking care of my every need!
Wedding: 8/9/2014
Eric and Jodie are sure to make your day UNFORGETTABLE! They will help you coordinate everything and work extremely well with all vendors.
The Sawyer Room venue (11th and Baltimore) will be under management starting Sept. 2014 and although I'm certain the event space will stay beautiful, I'm sure that those who manage it can not do as great of a job and Eric/Jodie. Keep an eye out for their new event space, as you will not be disappointed.
Wedding: 5/10/2014
Where can I even start with Eric and Jodie?! I knew from the photos I saw online while looking for venues that the Sawyer Room was perfect for my husband and my wedding in May 2014. We went with our parents to check the room out one evening and we were sold right away. You could tell that Eric and Jodie are VERY passionate about each event they hold and they have a personal relationship with each couple that celebrates at The Sawyer Room. Eric keeps the gorgeous floors shining and new looking and Jodie runs a tight but perfect operation. They prefer that you use their recommended vendors which was fine with us because we knew that they must be quality vendors if they were working with Eric and Jodie. We were able to bring in our own alcohol which was also nice for us. The day of the event we had a "day of planner" come in an set our extra stuff up but for the most part Eric and Jodie took care of most of the work. I could not have been more thankful that my parents, who are from out of town, and my husband and I were able to trust Eric and Jodie to take care of everything the day of the wedding so we did not have to stress about anything the day of our wedding! When we arrived at the reception, we were running a little bit late on time and Eric and Jodie were amazing at changing our timeline of events around at the last minute to accommodate the guests, the wedding party, and our photographers. They helped call cabs for all of our guests who needed rides and Jodie even drove a cousin 30 minutes to their home!!! Talk about customer service!!! I felt like Eric and Jodie were part of my family by the end of the wedding! I would definitely recommend Eric and Jodie to anyone getting married. They make the process so easy and the day of the event is seamless thanks to them. They helped make our wedding perfect and everything we dreamed it to be!!!
Wedding: 4/11/2014
The Sawyer Room is elegant and was the perfect venue for our wedding. It is extraordinary to step into the room, and we felt like royalty on our special day. Eric and Jodie are fantastic organizers and hosts, making sure the layout is perfect, vendors efficient, and the flow of the evening perfect.
Wedding: 4/5/2014
We picked The Sawyer Rooom as our reception venue after my (now) wife saw pictures of the room during a random Google search. The space was stunning, and provided ample room for our party of about 200 people. Probably the best part about choosing The Sawyer Room was working with the owners, Eric and Jodie. I was a little nervous when we first met them because they seemed to have their own structure for the reception and timing of the day, but as I saw the day unfold it was apparent that they simply knew what worked best in their space. They were present at our reception, just like every other event in their venue, which was extremely helpful. They were nothing but encouraging in the months leading up to our reception, and also helped calmed the nerves of our parents. It was a pleasure working with them, and our guests all seemed to enjoy themselves tremendously.
Wow, to have a groom reviews us is completely impressive! Thank you!!!! We are so glad that we met and exceeded your expectations. It was a complete pleasure working with the both of you too. Stay in touch..
Wedding: 2/22/2014
The Sawyer Room exceeded all my expectations! From the moment I walked into the venue for a tour, I knew nothing else would compare. The décor of the room is exquisite and sets the tone for a elegant reception which is exactly what I wanted. But besides the beauty of the space, it's Eric and Jodie that make the Sawyer Room what it is. They are the best! They are always available to you during the planning process and the day of the wedding, they cover everything. No need to hire a wedding coordinator for your reception--Eric and Jodie take on that role when you book the Sawyer Room. I can't say enough good things about the venue and the service we received. Fantastic!!!
Thank you!!! It was our pleasure. The song at the end of the evening summed it up and I don't think we have ever been so emotional as we were standing on the dance floor with our arms around you both. Thank you for believing in us!!! Keep in touch wi...
Wedding: 2/2/2014
The owners Jodie and Eric provide superior customer service. They will help you organize every detail of your event. They will care about your wedding almost as much as you do.
Wedding: 10/23/2013
easy to work with, two people that can see your vision and help you achieve it was able to work with our tight budget and help recommend and work with other vendors without restriction
Thank you for the review! I am glad we were able to help you and work within your budget. It was our pleasure working with you both. Please stay in touch...
Wedding: 10/19/2013
Eric, Jodie and Fernando made our wedding perfect! Everything ran so smoothly. In retrospect I can't imagine having our wedding anywhere else. The team took away stress not only from myself and the groom but also our families and bridal party. From the moment we walked in the door the day of the wedding I knew that everything would be taken care of and I could have a chance to relax and enjoy our wedding and guests. Everything went according to plan and our guests were VERY impressed with the room! What a gorgeous setting!
Overall we are more than happy with the level of service from day one. I knew from the beginning that if I had any questions or needed advice on any aspect of the wedding Eric and Jodie would answer with their extensive knowledge within hours of me asking. There were several last minute requests (family in from out of town wanting to see the room before the wedding, letting the team know I wanted a gelato cart to come in the day before the reception) and Eric and Jodie were not only understanding and made everything work in a timely manner but also did it without making me feel like I was asking anything of them.
I honestly mean it when I say I can't imagine our wedding taking place anywhere BUT the Sawyer Room. At that point in the day I was more than happy to let Eric and Jodie take over (but not in an intrusive way) and sit back and enjoy the wedding.
Woweee thank you, that was great! It was our pleasure working with and for you. Please keep in touch...
Wedding: 9/7/2013
We recently held our wedding ceremony and reception at The Sawyer Room, and it surpassed our expectations and dreams! Before meeting with Eric and Jodie, I would see pictures of The Sawyer Room and think, that's too expensive, we can't afford it. After seeing quite a few venues that fell short, I decided to find out if they had any openings in September. They had one date left and we just decided to check it out, out of curiosity. It blew us away!
The room is so elegant, the architecture is absolutely stunning and its so naturally pretty, it doesn't need to be covered in tulle in order for you to realize wedding is being taken place there. I loved that! The bridal suite is something to swoon over! It is literally straight out of a magazine, (they recreated a room from a picture) and it is absolutely gorgeous.
Eric and Jodie were so helpful through every aspect of our wedding. They quickly returned phone calls, and emails and always eager to help whenever we needed them. We used a few of their preferred vendors and some we found ourselves. The vendors we found loved how organized Eric and Jodie were and appreciated that because it left no room for confusion or error on the big day. The preferred vendors we used all said the same thing about Eric and Jodie. "Eric and Jodie run a tight ship, we know what to expect and what they expect out of us." That was so comforting to know! When planning a wedding you are depending on so many people to come through and do their job well, and it was extremely comforting to know that Eric and Jodie set the bar and expect all vendors to rise to the occasion. I knew I had nothing to stress over, nothing to worry about, because they had our back.
The day was flawless, the set up was perfect, they did their part long before any of us had arrived that day, so that they were ready to help us with unloading, decorating and anything else we needed. They introduced themselves to the wedding party and immediate family to offer the same assistance to them as well which was so nice!
They deliver excellent service in a one of a kind event space. The whole day felt like a dream! We are so thankful for such a perfect and beautiful day!
Wedding: 8/9/2013
Jodie and Eric were wonderful from helping me plan my wedding to coordinating the day. They were available throughout the whole process. Luckily, we were late in the game reserving the space and decided to have a Friday wedding, which saved us some money. The venue itself it so beautiful. Being announced on the balcony made me feel like Cinderella! Some of the kiddos at my wedding were actually calling me Cinderella. It was a wonderful day. One thing I really loved about the venue was the Bridal Suite! It was gorgeous for pictures and had plenty of room for everyone to get ready and relax before the walk down the aisle. Not only that, but we got to take picture on the rooftop overlooking downtown Kansas City. I can't wait to get all the pics back. Thanks again, Jodie and Eric!
Wedding: 12/28/2012
We had our wedding reception at the Sawyer Room in December 2012 and it was everything we had dreamed it would be! Eric and Jodie were wonderful to work with. Their many years of experience in the business and genuine desire to help us host a perfect reception allowed us to do just that! They took care of everything from orchestrating guest arrival to coordinating vendor set-up and break-down which allowed us to have an enjoyable and stress-free evening. Another feature of this venue that we loved was the DJ they use for most of their events. DJ Fernando was excellent! We received dozens of comments after our reception about how much everyone enjoyed him as an emcee and a DJ. Overall, this venue is a great value because not only do you get the beautiful location, but Eric and Jodie are extremely helpful and ensure that you will have a fabulous night!
Wedding: 4/13/2013
The Sawyer Room was the perfect place for our reception. When I first walked in I knew I wanted my reception there. It was made even clearer when we talked with Eric and Jodie. I knew I did not want to have to set up the day of my wedding or have to worry about coordinating vendors. Eric and Jodie made sure the day ran so smoothly that I can honestly say I did not stress about any part of the reception. I had complete confidence in them. The night went perfect! They made sure my husband and I were taken care of and went above and beyond their call of duty. My guests made comments after the wedding that they had never been to a reception that ran so smoothly. They almost felt it was too good to be true, which I took to be a complete compliment. We are so happy we chose the Sawyer Room and wouldn't have had it any other way.
Wedding: 4/27/2013
Magic...sheer magic! That is how I would explain our wedding reception at The Sawyer Room! My husband and I planned and paid for our entire wedding on our own and the most important thing to us was peace of mind. We not only wanted but needed our wedding to be as seamless as possible so that we could be stress free and enjoy ourselves! Let me tell you, Eric and Jodie are UNBELIEVABLE!! The room itself is stunning but we booked The Sawyer Room for Eric and Jodie. Everything went so perfect it feels like a dream. People always ask me "Aren't you so glad its over?" I always respond "No. Planning, and being at our wedding was the best time of my life."...and I can thank Eric and Jodie for that.
Wedding: 7/14/2013
The service we got at the Sawyer Room was AMAZING. Eric and Jodie were supper attentive and to a detail oriented bride, I couldn't have asked for anything more. I had several people show up who didn't RSVP and they pulled out another table and set it up without disturbing a single thing. They were super organized, professional, and friendly. It's worth every penny!!!
Wedding: 6/29/2013
As any bride (or groom) knows, choosing the venue for your reception is arguably the biggest decision you will make when planning your reception. It sets the stage for literally every other decision you will make in the planning process. From the first moment we walked into the Sawyer Room, we knew it was the perfect place for us. Not only were Eric and Jodie willing to show us the space twice in one week in order to get my parents on board, but they also offered to let us drop off a deposit check on a Saturday in order to relieve our worries of anyone else booking our date.
After booking the Sawyer Room Eric and Jodie were a ton of help as well. From giving recommendations to other vendors (and wanting real feedback on our interactions with these vendors) to scheduling multiple times for us to come back and show other family the space or letting us check out a detail.
In the final stretch to the wedding Eric and Jodie were responsive to emails and questions. They worked with us on special requests and were flexible on things that obviously meant a lot to us. My dad was overly paranoid (maybe even more than me) about things going wrong, and Eric and Jodie worked with him to make sure any worries were taken care of. The reception flowed perfectly and many of our guests commented on this. Without Eric and Jodie's expertise there is no way all of the details we had worked so hard to plan would have gone off without a hitch. Thank you Jodie and Eric/Sawyer Room for all of your help making our day perfect!!
Wedding: 7/20/2013
As soon as I saw the Sawyer Room, I knew I wanted to have our wedding reception there. I fell in love with the unique and elegant space. I fell even more in love with the Sawyer Room when I met the owners Jodie and Eric. They were both very helpful throughout the planning process and they made sure everything ran smoothly at our reception. Our wedding reception was everything I had hoped for! The Sawyer Room is unlike any other venue in Kansas City as it combines a beautiful jaw dropping space with quality service. I highly recommend this venue to any bride!!
Wedding: 7/6/2013
My husband and I were absolutely certain we made a good choice with our wedding venue from the moment we signed the contract. The DeLeon's were a joy to work with and helped make a lot of the other decisions we had to make (catering, DJ, photobooth, etc) so much easier. If you're looking for a low-stress venue, look at the Sawyer Room.
My parents live in another state and Eric and Jodie were great about opening up the room so my folks could see it before the big day and really, they made it easier on all the parents to enjoy themselves and have a good time at the reception.
Lastly, you really can't beat the location. It was very important to us that our guests (mostly from out-of-town) not have to worry about transportation after the reception and there are 5+ quality hotels within a 3 block radius of the Sawyer Room.
HIGHLY recommend!
Wedding: 6/8/2013
As soon as we walked into The Sawyer Room we knew it was the place we wanted to get married! It wasn't only the beauty of the room, it was the service and professionalism from Eric and Jodie DeLeon that sealed the deal. They were there every step of the way for us and their attention to detail was greatly appreciated. They run a tight ship and make sure that your wedding day goes perfect. We had our ceremony and reception at The Sawyer Room, and it went flawlessly. Our guests were in awe when they got off the elevator and walked into the room! We couldn't have had a better wedding and we thank Eric & Jodie for making our wedding day run smoothly! My husband and I would highly recommend The Sawyer Room, you won't be disappointed!
Wedding: 12/12/2012
I am the mother of the bride. The wedding was on 12-12-12. Everything went very smoothly the day of the wedding. Jodie and Eric were very helpful with the wedding planning. We used many of their recommended vendors and were pleased with all the vendors. Of course, the Sawyer Room was beautiful, which you can see in the pictures or a visit to the Sawyer Room. On the wedding day Jodie and Eric were available all day and helped us with many last minute details which really helped keep our stress level down. I highly recommend using the Sawyer Room for your wedding.
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The world of "No Man's Land" comes to life in the premiere episode of Seven Seas Entertainment's first-ever Flash Anime. Scripted by series creator Jason DeAngelis with art by flash animator extraordinaire Jonathan Talas, and music by Japanese composer Keiei Kubota, the pilot episode of "No Man's Land: The Flash Anime" acts as a side-story to the "No Man's Land" manga as John Parker, the No Man, tracks a wanted criminal with unexpected results.
No Man's Land: The Flash Anime
Episode One - "PILOT"
Original Story & Screenplay: Jason DeAngelis
Animation and Sound: Jonathan Talas
Character Design: Jennyson Rosero
Soundtrack Composer: Keiei Kubota
Special Thanks: Adam Arnold
The original manga that inspired the Flash Anime can be found at: www.gomanga.com
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
Pretty good
The only thing i noticed that i didn't really like was the movment, animation was really good and so was the music but it was mostly still image and when there was movment it either happened slow or it was something small (such as the smoke from his cig) although overall i think you did pretty good.
P.S. 50 bucks majority will rate this useless :D
Rated 4 / 5 stars
VERY well made. Im excited to see more, gave an 8 only cause i have no idea whats going on, but if the series is anything like the pilot i forsee lots of 10s


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